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Borna disease - Effects in other species | | Borna disease - Effects in other species: Encyclopedia II - Borna disease - Effects in other species | | Borna virus appears to have a wide host range, having been detected in horses, cattle, sheep, dogs and foxes. In 1995, the virus was isolated from cats suffering from a "staggering disease" in Sweden. Since that time, the virus has been detected in cats in Japan and Britain also.
In Germany, Japan and the USA the virus has been detected in humans, and it has a controversial association with human disease, particularly of the psychiatric kind.
Experimental infection of rats has been demonstrated to lead to learning impairments a ...
See also:Borna disease, Borna disease - Borna Virus, Borna disease - Effects in other species, Borna disease - Borna Virus as an agent of human disease | | | Borna disease, Borna disease - Borna Virus, Borna disease - Borna Virus as an agent of human disease, Borna disease - Effects in other species | | |
| | | Borna disease: Encyclopedia II - Borna disease - Effects in other species
Borna disease - Effects in other species
Borna virus appears to have a wide host range, having been detected in horses, cattle, sheep, dogs and foxes. In 1995, the virus was isolated from cats suffering from a "staggering disease" in Sweden. Since that time, the virus has been detected in cats in Japan and Britain also.
In Germany, Japan and the USA the virus has been detected in humans, and it has a controversial association with human disease, particularly of the psychiatric kind.
Experimental infection of rats has been demonstrated to lead to learning impairments and altered social behaviour. The virus appears to be distributed primarily in the limbic system of the brain, including the hippocampus and entorhinal cortex. These areas of the brain are considered to be of importance in emotion.
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